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Kentucky Wildcats Secure Signatures from Transfers Mouhamed Dioubate and Kam Williams The Kentucky Wildcats have officially added two key transfers to their roster. usa_today_25320127.0

Kentucky Wildcats Secure Signatures from Transfers Mouhamed Dioubate and Kam Williams The Kentucky Wildcats have officially added two key transfers to their roster.

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On Wednesday, On3’s Pete Nakos reported that Alabama transfer forward **Mouhamed Dioubate** has signed with Kentucky. Later,...
Read More Read more about Kentucky Wildcats Secure Signatures from Transfers Mouhamed Dioubate and Kam Williams The Kentucky Wildcats have officially added two key transfers to their roster.
Kentucky’s NBA Draft Streak at Risk Under Pope For the first time in 15 years, the Wildcats may go without a first-round pick—or even any draft picks at all. download (62)

Kentucky’s NBA Draft Streak at Risk Under Pope For the first time in 15 years, the Wildcats may go without a first-round pick—or even any draft picks at all.

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Kentucky Wildcats Face Potential First-Round Draft Drought After 15 Years The Kentucky Wildcats basketball program has long...
Read More Read more about Kentucky’s NBA Draft Streak at Risk Under Pope For the first time in 15 years, the Wildcats may go without a first-round pick—or even any draft picks at all.
In his first spring with the Kentucky Wildcats, veteran quarterback Zach Calzada is already turning heads within the program. With over 2,200 career snaps, 32 starts, and a 23-9 record as a starter, the experienced gunslinger is bringing more than just a strong arm to Lexington-he’s bringing leadership, maturity, and a wealth of experience that could be crucial for Kentucky’s offense in 2025. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan praised Calzada’s progress during spring camp, emphasizing the importance of each practice as the former Texas A&M, Auburn, and Incarnate Word quarterback adjusts to a new system. “Every practice is so important for him,” Hamdan said Wednesday. “This is a guy that has played a lot of football but it’s still a new system, and again, in a year one setting. I always like to see quarterbacks that continue to improve and I think he has done a really nice job of that. Consistency with him is going to be critical.” Calzada, who most notably led Texas A&M to a stunning upset over Alabama in 2021, is no stranger to the spotlight. But with Hamdan taking over play-calling duties in a brand new offensive scheme, adapting to Kentucky’s system is his latest challenge. Despite the learning curve, the early reviews from the coaching staff are promising. “As we know, it’s always going to come down to decision-making and accuracy and that’s what we’re striving for him to do,” Hamdan added. Calzada’s track record speaks for itself. Across his college career, he’s thrown for 8,660 yards and accounted for 84 total touchdowns. What’s even more impressive is his mobility-he’s rushed for over 700 non-sack yards, showcasing his ability to extend plays and make things happen with his legs when necessary. Now at Kentucky, he’s competing for the starting role and showing signs that he’s more than capable of leading the offense. With Hamdan placing a strong emphasis on smart decision-making and efficient execution, Calzada’s experience could give him an edge in a wide-open quarterback room. His primary competition could come from in-state native Cutter Boley, who appeared in four games during his redshirt freshman season at Kentucky. As spring practice continues, all eyes will remain on Calzada to see how quickly he can gain command of the offense and solidify himself as the leader of the Wildcats. If his progress continues at this pace, Kentucky fans could be watching one of the more seasoned and productive quarterbacks the program has had in years. Read More…. images (35)

In his first spring with the Kentucky Wildcats, veteran quarterback Zach Calzada is already turning heads within the program. With over 2,200 career snaps, 32 starts, and a 23-9 record as a starter, the experienced gunslinger is bringing more than just a strong arm to Lexington-he’s bringing leadership, maturity, and a wealth of experience that could be crucial for Kentucky’s offense in 2025. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan praised Calzada’s progress during spring camp, emphasizing the importance of each practice as the former Texas A&M, Auburn, and Incarnate Word quarterback adjusts to a new system. “Every practice is so important for him,” Hamdan said Wednesday. “This is a guy that has played a lot of football but it’s still a new system, and again, in a year one setting. I always like to see quarterbacks that continue to improve and I think he has done a really nice job of that. Consistency with him is going to be critical.” Calzada, who most notably led Texas A&M to a stunning upset over Alabama in 2021, is no stranger to the spotlight. But with Hamdan taking over play-calling duties in a brand new offensive scheme, adapting to Kentucky’s system is his latest challenge. Despite the learning curve, the early reviews from the coaching staff are promising. “As we know, it’s always going to come down to decision-making and accuracy and that’s what we’re striving for him to do,” Hamdan added. Calzada’s track record speaks for itself. Across his college career, he’s thrown for 8,660 yards and accounted for 84 total touchdowns. What’s even more impressive is his mobility-he’s rushed for over 700 non-sack yards, showcasing his ability to extend plays and make things happen with his legs when necessary. Now at Kentucky, he’s competing for the starting role and showing signs that he’s more than capable of leading the offense. With Hamdan placing a strong emphasis on smart decision-making and efficient execution, Calzada’s experience could give him an edge in a wide-open quarterback room. His primary competition could come from in-state native Cutter Boley, who appeared in four games during his redshirt freshman season at Kentucky. As spring practice continues, all eyes will remain on Calzada to see how quickly he can gain command of the offense and solidify himself as the leader of the Wildcats. If his progress continues at this pace, Kentucky fans could be watching one of the more seasoned and productive quarterbacks the program has had in years. Read More….

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Veteran QB Zach Calzada Impressing Early at Kentucky Zach Calzada, the well-traveled quarterback now with Kentucky, is...
Read More Read more about In his first spring with the Kentucky Wildcats, veteran quarterback Zach Calzada is already turning heads within the program. With over 2,200 career snaps, 32 starts, and a 23-9 record as a starter, the experienced gunslinger is bringing more than just a strong arm to Lexington-he’s bringing leadership, maturity, and a wealth of experience that could be crucial for Kentucky’s offense in 2025. Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan praised Calzada’s progress during spring camp, emphasizing the importance of each practice as the former Texas A&M, Auburn, and Incarnate Word quarterback adjusts to a new system. “Every practice is so important for him,” Hamdan said Wednesday. “This is a guy that has played a lot of football but it’s still a new system, and again, in a year one setting. I always like to see quarterbacks that continue to improve and I think he has done a really nice job of that. Consistency with him is going to be critical.” Calzada, who most notably led Texas A&M to a stunning upset over Alabama in 2021, is no stranger to the spotlight. But with Hamdan taking over play-calling duties in a brand new offensive scheme, adapting to Kentucky’s system is his latest challenge. Despite the learning curve, the early reviews from the coaching staff are promising. “As we know, it’s always going to come down to decision-making and accuracy and that’s what we’re striving for him to do,” Hamdan added. Calzada’s track record speaks for itself. Across his college career, he’s thrown for 8,660 yards and accounted for 84 total touchdowns. What’s even more impressive is his mobility-he’s rushed for over 700 non-sack yards, showcasing his ability to extend plays and make things happen with his legs when necessary. Now at Kentucky, he’s competing for the starting role and showing signs that he’s more than capable of leading the offense. With Hamdan placing a strong emphasis on smart decision-making and efficient execution, Calzada’s experience could give him an edge in a wide-open quarterback room. His primary competition could come from in-state native Cutter Boley, who appeared in four games during his redshirt freshman season at Kentucky. As spring practice continues, all eyes will remain on Calzada to see how quickly he can gain command of the offense and solidify himself as the leader of the Wildcats. If his progress continues at this pace, Kentucky fans could be watching one of the more seasoned and productive quarterbacks the program has had in years. Read More….

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